Devil's Army

Seeing that the attack was blocked, the battalion commander frowned, knowing that he could not fight head-on.

So he sent out scouts to look for weak points in the Japanese defense line.

Braving the hail of bullets, the scouts finally discovered that the woods to the left of the bunker were a blind spot for the bunker.

The commander of the fourth battalion discussed with the commander of the first battalion and decided that their first battalion would launch a feint attack from the front, while their fourth battalion would arrange troops to go around from the left wing to the back of the bunker and destroy the Japanese bunker.

The soldiers of the first battalion fired fiercely at the Japanese bunker in front. "Da da da..." The machine gun bullets hit the bunker and sent the rubble flying everywhere.

The Japanese army thought that the devil troops were going to launch a frontal attack, so they concentrated their firepower and fiercely strafed the soldiers of the first battalion.

The fourth battalion commander arranged for the first company to quietly pass through the small woods on the left wing of the bunker.

Several soldiers crept forward and quietly approached the bunker on the left side of the path, throwing several grenades into the bunker.

After a series of explosions, the fire from the bunker on the left stopped.

When a company of soldiers were about to blow up the bunker on the right side of the path, a machine gun in the bunker opened fire "da da da..."

A soldier from the first company was shot and fell in a pool of blood. The soldiers behind him quickly lay down.

The Japanese and puppet troops who survived the air raid behind the bunker also quickly fired at the soldiers of the Fourth Battalion.

The machine gunners of the Fourth Battalion immediately suppressed the firepower of the Japanese and puppet troops, and the soldiers nearby quickly rushed over and fought fiercely with this group of Japanese and puppet troops.

Several soldiers crawled from the depression to the back of the bunker on the right, jumped up, rushed towards the bunker, and threw grenades into the bunker one after another.

When the soldiers of the first battalion saw that the bunkers on both sides of the path had been destroyed, they immediately launched a fierce attack on the Japanese and puppet troops behind them.

At the same time, the soldiers of the Fourth Battalion continued to attack the Japanese and puppet army's defense line from the left.

The Japanese and puppet troops behind the bunker were completely wiped out by the first and fourth battalions' double-sided attacks.

At this point, the important defense line outside Hengdaohezi Town was breached. The two troops split into two groups and headed towards the west and south gates of Hengdaohezi Town.

The first battalion to arrive at the west gate of Hengdaohezi Town launched the attack first.

The Japanese commander in the town deployed his troops and blocked the attack of the first battalion from a high position.

The two sides were in a stalemate for a while.

The soldiers of the Fourth Battalion overcame numerous difficulties along the way and finally arrived at the south gate of Hengdaohezi Town within the specified time.

The commander of the fourth battalion immediately launched a fierce attack on the south gate of Hengdaohezi Town.

Most of the Japanese troops in Hengdaohezi Town were transferred to defend the west gate. Only a small group of Japanese troops and dozens of puppet troops remained at the south gate.

As soon as the Fourth Battalion began its attack, it used heavy artillery fire to destroy the fortifications of the Japanese and puppet troops on the south gate wall.

Before the Japanese and puppet troops could recover from the shelling, the infantry, under the cover of machine gunners and rocket soldiers, launched a fierce attack on Hengdaohezi Town.

With just one charge, the soldiers of the Fourth Battalion rushed into Hengdaohezi Town.

The commander of the Fourth Battalion divided his troops into two groups. One group continued to pursue the fleeing Japanese and puppet troops, while the other group rushed to the west gate to attack the stubbornly resisting Japanese and puppet troops.

Under the attack from the fourth and first battalion soldiers at the city gates, the Japanese and puppet troops at the west gate could not resist and fled towards Hailin County.

The 7th Brigade successfully recaptured Hengdaohezi Town, blocking the Japanese Korean Division's attack on Harbin from the southeast, laying a solid foundation for subsequent battles.

After the Seventh Brigade recaptured Hengdaohezi Town, the First Battalion remained in the town as a reserve force, while the Fourth Battalion went to Gaolingzi outside the town to build fortifications in preparation for a counterattack by the Korean Division of the Japanese Army.

When the soldiers of the 7th Brigade attacked Hengdaohezi Town, Hailin County, the 17th Brigade of Dunhua City also launched an attack on Changting Town, Hailin County.